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Indonesia rattan furniture producers offer diversity of designs.
Indonesia is one of the world's largest producers of rattan, a type of palm that is typically used in making baskets, bags and furniture.
Due to its durability and flexibility, rattan can be transformed into a variety of classic and modern designs. Current trends include classic rattan furniture, which feature full rattan weaving and elegant silhouettes.
Indonesia's furniture sector also offers contemporary pieces focusing on form. Many of these furniture sets are modular allowing for efficient use of space stand-alone use.
Rattan accents are also trending in furniture design. It is also combined with other eco-friendly materials such as teak, water hyacinth and abac to create mixed-material pieces.

PT Furn Island's Troya Easy Chair is made of a wooden framework with an antique finish.

From PT Tunas Jaya Perkasa Mandin, this two-piece modular set comes with dark blue cushions.

Add a touch of color to the dining room with Agung Muliya Abadi's dining room chair made of rattan wicker and sturdy pine wood.

Bandung Home Décor's Dejavu model features synthetic rattan enforced with an aluminum frame. It is available in white, black, brown, beige and grey.

An accent of rattan gives this this baroque style dresser a distinct look.

CV Sarana Abadi Rotan's BR0059 model utilizes three eco-friendly materials - rattan, water hyacinth and mahogany, which give it a unique aesthetic and diversified texture.

Nisa Furniture's NFRT15 model is made of synthetic rattan, making it an ideal weather-resistant addition to any patio.

This lounge chair from Luxindo Rattan is constructed with a powder-coated iron frame and covered with rattan semambu peels and clear lacquer coat. Dimensions are 76x80x71cm.
This article and its contents are provided by the Hinrich Foundation, a partner of Global Sources in promoting trade across Asia. The products and the suppliers featured in this article are export assistance program beneficiaries of the Hinrich Foundation.
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